The fact that about 30 masked men had the temerity to intrude on Tk'emlúps te Secwépemc land speaks to how emboldened this noxious group has become. It’s worth exploring how that happened.

You saw me carrying our baby and food. There was more happening in our family that night.

The advantage granted to the province's NDP premier by the spectacular flameout of his arch rival Kerry-Lynne Findlay was a temptation simply too great to resist.

The Alberta NDP shocked almost everyone by winning a byelection in a traditionally safe conservative seat. Now it has to do something even harder: tell its own economic story for the province.

Instead of middle-aged white folks piloting diesel trucks, this convoy — or caravan, as they call it — is composed of seniors in electric vehicles driving to Ottawa to fight for a clean economy.

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Reject the questions designed to divide us; defend Alberta values that bring us together as part of a stronger Canada.

The fact that centre-right MLAs are quitting the BC Conservatives, even though they don’t yet have an alternative home, shows a measure of principle that has been lost elsewhere.

Along with well-founded environmental and health concerns, it's possible part of the growing resistance to data centers in Canada is a reaction to the dirty legacy many industries have left behind.

These sprinklings of cash will no doubt be welcome, but they seem a laughable pittance when you consider the government’s top priority: fast-tracking construction of another pipeline from the Alberta ...

People living in the former epicentre of the gas industry in rural southwestern Ontario weren’t responsible for the pollution and didn’t profit from the sales. Yet they are forced to pay cleanup costs...

We weaned our household off gas in stages, going from easiest to hardest, starting with our stove, then our car, and finally the heat pump which for our home is expensive and poses some installation c...

Alberta's premier requires an enemy in Ottawa. The prime minister keeps refusing to play that role.

In a time of instability, men are seeking meaning outside of work and feel more optimistic about the future

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith’s decision to pass on a slice of the province's recent gas tax windfall directly to residents smacks of a payoff, and a paltry one at that.

While Metro Vancouver is dealing with stage 3 water restrictions, that is not the case in one municipality. Travis Prasad explains why the rules are different in Surrey.

The real battle going forward is between the axis of petrostates and China's clean energy ecosystem. Canada will have to choose its side sooner rather than later.

A British Columbia mining company has hired former U.S. secretary of Homeland Security Kristi Noem in a strategic advisory role.

On Monday Ecojustice filed a lawsuit in federal court arguing the government’s current climate plan violates the Canadian Net-Zero Emissions Accountability Act and demanding the federal government cre...

Protesters gathered at the centennial flame in Ottawa and called for a stop to the project, citing concerns about land expropriation, the project’s high costs, inadequate consultation and a lack of tr...

Social conservatism aside, where things are really going to get ugly is BC Conservative Leader Kerry-Lynne Findlay’s undisguised antagonism toward First Nations.

In a new exhibition at the Museum of Vancouver, the artist reflects on his career.

Steven Guilbeault may have been the most vocal about his concern that Carney is backsliding on climate, but he is not the only one in caucus feeling uncomfortable. In an interview with Canada's Nation...

Former environment and climate minister Steven Guilbeault joined the Liberals because he wanted influence over climate policy. But the compromises under Prime Minister Mark Carney became too great.

Elections Alberta is already investigating a breach of voter data obtained by separatist David Parker. The US company, 10XVotes, has been repeatedly mentioned by Parker as having been involved in the ...

The Conservative premier is holding the entire country hostage to the grievances and frustrations of a small group of Albertans. Now, in trying to retain that leverage, she may have invited a national...

By throwing his weight and goodwill behind the Alberta pipeline project, Mark Carney is effectively putting his support behind an unprincipled premier who is willing to throw the entire country under ...

I’m calling on us to do something un-Canadian: and stand up for the country we love—and reject the idea of a sovereign Alberta

You have to wonder why so many small town Ontario councils are siding with Big Gas at a time when so many others are moving to ban gas heating in new residential construction.